Loi
or 
loi
- (n.) square
- (adj.) square
- (v.) to be square
Loi lipo.
“The box is square.”
Notes: Ha, ha! You can say a box is “square” as opposed to “rectangular”; you don’t need to say “cubical”. 
(Referring to an old debate.)
Loi is one of those words that can be spelled in different ways depending on who’s doing it. The first iku is a combination of lo and oi. The second is simply a square with the “identity” determinative beneath it. The iku does enjoy use elsewhere, but it’s pretty clear when it means “square” and when it means “to quadruple”, I think.
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